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yes, there are .vbs files which contain all VBscript code. Just like the .inc files (include files)<br />
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INCLUDE THEM LIKE<br />
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&lt;!--#INCLUDE VIRTUAL=&quot;MYFILE.INC&quot;--&gt;<br />
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damn caps lock.<br />
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or instead of virtual use file.
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yes, there are .vbs files which contain all VBscript code. Just like the .inc files (include files)

INCLUDE THEM LIKE



damn caps lock.

or instead of virtual use file.

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Always worked for me.....<br />
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well, to be honest I use these with ASP so I kinda assumed that it would work for you too....
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Always worked for me.....

well, to be honest I use these with ASP so I kinda assumed that it would work for you too....

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I understand. I don't use asp. Unfortunately, my server doesn't support .asp pages.<br />
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I figured it out though. Thanks for your help.
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I understand. I don't use asp. Unfortunately, my server doesn't support .asp pages.

I figured it out though. Thanks for your help.

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Is there any way to hide the contents of your vbscript from the 'view source' feature? In other words, much like you can put your JavaScript in .js files and read them from there - can you do the same thing, or something similar with VB Script?
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Is there any way to hide the contents of your vbscript from the 'view source' feature? In other words, much like you can put your JavaScript in .js files and read them from there - can you do the same thing, or something similar with VB Script?

VBScript and HTML

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.